An update on the injury that Texas quarterback Arch Manning suffered during the Longhorns' 45-38 victory over Mississippi State was provided by ESPN's Mark Schlabach on Saturday.

Texas football quarterback Arch Manning left Saturday's game against Mississippi State with an apparent injury.

Arch Manning helped lead the Longhorns back from a 17-point deficit before being knocked out of the game in overtime.

Texas football quarterback Arch Manning took a hard hit on a tackle in overtime and left the game. Injury updates:

The No. 22 Texas Longhorns rode a dramatic fourth-quarter turnaround and an improbable overtime to beat Mississippi State 45-38 Saturday.

In the midst of No. 22 Texas’ comeback overtime win at Mississippi State on Saturday, questions now persist about Longhorn quarterback Arch Manning’s health. Manning scrambled for a 13-yard gain on the first play of overtime but then left the field with an apparent upper body injury.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning exited his team's win over Mississippi State on Saturday following the first play of overtime after appearing to hit his head on the turf. Manning scrambled for a 13-yard gain on the play and was met by a defender when going down.

The Longhorns beat the Bulldogs 45-38, but fans are demanding answers on a game that was closer than expected.